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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-04
ANOTHER GOOD GAME
Ar sANpUsKY YRsTHRpAY,
The wheeling Club Meets Defeat Through
Very Tough LuOk-Tho Mapsaslds aIAS-
SasFs stspbSpylllO games at
other Polnts-stRpdlnE Of Clubs,

Wheeling has done well so far this week,
although she played in hard luck yeater-
day, zlnsavllle moves up to frat place,
Kalamazoo is pushed back to second,
while the Green Stockings atiil hold a
good grip on third place,
TelsgraphiC dispatches state that Had.
ding has been released and q new player
named Moore signed atsandusky, What
the rsasona Tor this change are, are not
known, but 1t is supposed that Manager
English knows what he is about. On
Monday Wheeling goes to kalamazoo.
The following table shows the standing
Of the Ohio League clubs up to date:
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sr. LOUIS, June S.-The Mobile & Ohio
have drawn tho color line in the excuraior
rates to tho meeting Of the Knights ol
Labor III Mobile, August 8.
The tickets secure tho privilege to q par
ticulsr ciaSs,, shutting ont the great crowdO
The way this is done is by stamping the
ticket "colored,n 90 that none but citizenl
Of tho African race will be able 10 avail
themselves Of the rail.
This Davors Of unlawful discrimination
sgaiuat the white man, bat Il ls argued
that none but colored men will want to Rc
TO Mobile In August. However, thu
tlCket.sCalpCr 10 grumbling and will prob
ably take the case In hand.
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NEW YORK END.
Tho yandalla Deal will Probably Not YsI
Pennsylvania.

Tho ynudalla Deal will Probably Not VeT
Pennsylvania.
NEw YoRx, Jane S-Ths Tribune says:
Western dispatches recently published
stated that the control Of the ysndalia
Railroad has been secured by what Ia
populariy known as the Iyes'stsyner syn
diCats.
This is supposed to be q part Of the
mythicS! Baltimore 4 Ohio IDEAL, and %
The Vandalia iS the msin line Of the Penn.
sylyania Railroad from indianapolis TO ST.
Louis, the reported purchase 10 supposed
to deprive the Pennsylvania Of st. Louis
connection and give corresponding gu
prsmacy to the Baltimore 4 Ohio. The
exact condition Of sfsira 10 not known
and George Il. s!ayneF, ot the iamoua
Arm OF II. 8. Ives 4 o., said yesterday
that no did not think the negotiations
had bean completed. "Mr. Ives was In
Terre HsntO yesserday," he said, "and in
indianapolis to-day, but he Is 90 busy
that be clnnot fnd time apparently to
telegraph me the facts, Iu q few days I
msy have soms news, bnt the published
dispatches appear to be premature, at
least"
4 person intimately Scq quaInted with the
affairs Of tho Pennsylvania said yesterday
" should not bs surprised y the control
OF the Tene Haute and indianapolis had
bean sold, bat II this 10 fact 1t mounts 10
nothing. Any one who thinks that Pes
ident Roberts left things at loose ends In
that lease or any other business matter
will bs badly 'leit.' The Pennsylvania
will have ils Vandalis line TO s. Laui0
Just as long Rs It plesseS whether Mckeen
Or somebody else owns the Terra HAute
and IudiAnapolis,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-04
A BRUTAL MURDER
10 tho South, But the Jury Falla to Co
VlNk

10 the South, But the Jury Faila to Con,
Viot.
ME&PHEs, TRsN., June 3-0n the 24th
OF February Beulah Moore, q girl Of II,
and her father, ]. W. Moore, shot aud
killed W. Il. Allen. When arrested they
said that Bsulah had been betrayed by
Allen, and that the latter had failed to
make good his promise to marry the girl.
The slaughter OF Allen was most delibsr.
ate. Tho daughter entered the field where
he was at work, followed by her father,
who carried q double.barreled shot gun
loaded with buck shot. Moore stopped
just inside tho inclosurs, while his deugh-
ter went up 10 Allen, drew O pistol from
under her coat and fred at him three
times in rapid succession. Moore then
came up and fred one barrel OF his gun
at the man. Allen fell, and Moore gave
him the contents Of the other barrel as he
lay gasping upon the ground. Allen died
an hour later.
A few minutes before his death Allen
was asked II he had ever done the girl any
wrong and soiemniy protested that he had
for for murder in mt the 6rSt deTrso, S 'Ii and on
Monday laat were brought TO trial. The
State proved the tacts Of the killing aa
above stated, and also established the fact
thRt the girl had o bad reputation prior to
TO the time Of the alleged outrage. The
Judge charged the jury strictly on the
law. The twelve were out about an hour,
and returned q verdict Of not guilty.
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WnITEs AND uALE BREEDs
Engage n nlOody sorimmagc in the ChoctaN
| NATHAN.

Nation.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, June 9.-Reportl
from the 0hoctaw Nation are to the eflsCt
that the trouble between the full bloodi
and haitbyeeds Is growing in intensity
aud has in many casrs terminated Ii
bloodshod.
The Governor OF the Nation and local
authorities are doing ali in their power Il
preserve peace and protect lives and pro-
psrty, bat tho men who ere at the bottom
Of the trouble are desparadoOs, many ol
whom hava q price Oh their heads hence
q peaceful settlement seems impossible.
Rumors ot murdera and deeda OF law
lessnsRs arc coming In thick and fast,
while many iamlliea continue TO leave the
country. There ia au iiieuppteased bit.
lerne.s against whites who have inter.
married with Choctaw women, thus aquir-
ing rights 10 the Nation, and these "equaw
men" 90 they are termed, are objects ol
persecution. Many Of the full btoods urge
the expulsion Of every white man In
Choclaw territory, giving as q reason that
they are dangerous In atirring up etrile be.
tween full bloods and halibreeds, and are
constantly enoroRching on Indian rights.
A party Of whiteg aud hsllhresds were
attacked Monday on Buffalo creek by 0
band tf full hloods. In tho melee SsSeIal
were wounded on either slde, two fatally,
The attiCkiug party retreAted,
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TnE MrxIcAN VOLCANO.
Heat Prevents Explorers from ApproachIn
within Three Miles OF the OFater.

hOht FFeNohA E4ploFeFb from approaching
within Three Miles OF the Crater.
TOMBSTONE, ARt, June S.-senor Campa,
who hAs Just arrived from Nacosari, states
that authentic news has reached oposura
that at the time Of the frst earthquake a
volcano broke out on the chihuahua aide
OF the Sierra Madre Mountains, near
Pledras Ysrdes, and about thirty miles
west OF Oaaas Grandes.
Different parties, numbering thirty per.
SONS in all, have gone from Casas Grandes
10 inspect the volcano, bat owing to the
intense heat they have been unable TO ap.
proRch nearer than within three miles Of
the mass Of molten lava, which poura
down the mountain aide and which is es-
timated to extend fully ten miles from
the crater Of the volcano. Volumes OF
smoke by day and red glare by night
from the burning mountain are visible Ior
long distance. Governor Torres, oil
Sonora, has directed that party be sent
from Oposuta to inspect and report upon
the phenomenon,
Aslight shock Of earthquake was felt
here on Monday and another at 2 O'Clock
Tuesday morning,
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Tas attitude Of the General Executive
Board Of the Knights Of Labor towards
the coke strike. ia In the highest sense
Crsdltsble to that order and sivesit new
claim upon the public confidence. After
careful examination tho Executive Board
fuds that tho result OF tho arbitration was
due to tho way in which the coke workeTa
presented their case. Atall events, they
submitted to arbitration, which the
Knights Of Labor held as q cardinal
principle, and the Executive Board ad'
vises them to accept the result aud 60
to work. Thia Is honorable aud polite.
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PiTrspuRaH, Pa, June s.-Ths wage
committee Of the AmalgSmated AasuCIa.
ton Of Iron and Steel Workers held q
meeting to-day. Each district presented a
scale that its members deBired nhould he
asked for the coming year. The msjority
favor asking for ten per cent advance In
wages, 4 report was then agreed upon,
which will be presented before the annual
convention which Il 10 hO held In this city
nAxL TnRAdaV.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-04

SOMETHING or somebody Is hRmmering
down natural gas stocks in Pittsburgh.
The Philadelphia company'a sharea have
dropped from "a to so. in the face Of diyi-
dsnds Of ono per cent q month. The
Philadelphia people are suspected Of de-
preclalIng their own property in the mar
lot to prevent the Ohartierl Company
from placing 100000 more in nhSres.
Verify lheir Ways aro psst An6ing out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-04

IT is stated on authority that the Cafret
weavsIs Assembly, No, l2O, K. OF L., now
under suspension, will 20 into the Aueri
can Federation Of Trades Unions. They
claim q membership Of 10000, but the K
Of L, olllcsro say that the returns from the
Assembly have never shownt the member
ahin to be more than 5000.
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Pts,ldsnt,s I,nd i,orE.

raOlrECT HOUSE, N. Y, June 8.-Thia
has been q very quiet and unevOntiul day
for the PfsSidsnt'S party, The Atorm 70
which LhOy were oil caught on Iioot pond
yesterday continued almost nnlhlHriupt.
edly last night, stopped lhlH morning, then
began RgAlh and continued until tho alter.
noon, Tho htorm llitlng about 2 o'clock
The President and Uol, Lamont htaEted
while the OloudS were blill dripping for
Hool pond, the President being deter.
mined 10 ny the waters Upon which Mrs.
Cleveland met with such good luck yea.
leFday. ThOy ttollBd until long past suns
down, but did not GOT one "1tIikO,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-04

THERE sie few cIgaer observers than the
Cineianali COmmecial.GaieIlt, as witness
this: "shelman ought to'hays the sup.
port Of every Republican in Ohio, and
would havo Il il there wur5 nj. a good
many Republicans to whom the world
looks dark and tOrblddlng without
Blslne.n Which lesds US to temark that
John Sherman ia q model statesman, and
that Blslne's Ohio friends have not all
dropped away from htm. Either Of these
eminent men would give the country q
great administration.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-04

PHILADELPHIA, PA, June 8 THE long.
continued brOwVrs strike came to an end
to-day by Gu agreement between the
bFOxsyg and employees, and The boycott
10 OF. The men nov out arc 10 return IA
work % iast as room can no made ioi
thstn, and are 10 be loft free 10 Induce
non.nnlon employees 10 Join their orgSni
sloH, Fasafe differences are 10 be settled
ne athiiPAtlnh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-04

srEsorl1Lp, tLb, June ain The q.
s. Circuit Court Scion Humphreys aud r.
D. Morgan, trustees Ot tie New York Oar
and ,rfuOG Association, have commenced
hull AgAlnst Tho Receiver ni the Wabash
10 recover a sum a lille In exOeeg oi 94,.
0OOC0O Tot rental Of rolling htook and
ednipmVht. The suit 10 The same begun A
low days pgo In sh LoulS
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KLIled b LIrhlnIpr.

KANSAS CRY, June IA terrible rain
storm, accompanied by biiadIng lightning
and heavy thunder, occurred here be-
Lween and 0 o'Clcck this evening.
The Missouri PeClhO ynrd1 were badly
flooded, and ConBlderAblB minor damage
wls done throughout the city. At Rose.
dale, Lewis HaCkett. while Bittlug In hif
front doorway was struck BY light
ming and instantly killed, and
tho house consumed. Eight inllei
oabt oil here David Custer, who WhB or
horseback, took refuge under a tFeo Whicl
VA, ,,l struck and both horne and rldsi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-04

PARSONS, KAG,, June s.-MtS. Patterson,
o widow, olthlS city, while out riding lASt
evening wA thrown from hOr horse, hOl
foot catching In the BIlrrup, and the horse
taking fright ran al q furious ratio about 1
mile. dragging Mrs. Patterson BY The FOOT
over bridges, sidewalks and FoCke, tearing
and lAceiAllng her hgsh and horribly man
Cling her Limbs and body, Her head ID
IoAIInlly pounded and bruised, ono eyl
being torn completely from her head, ghC
has not regalnBl consciousness, and heI
death % looked lot al any moment,
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PiTrsnuRuN, June 3.-John Teemer, the
Voll.known osrsman, arrived In this city
this morning en- route 10 his home OF Mo
KesapoEt 10 yibis hi1 family. Tosmor 10
In fue form. He talks freely about the
0Audaut. Hanlan race. Ho thlnEB that he
can defeat tho winner, md will soon iOoue
ChallOpgs to him. Ailer BhOrt stay he
goes to BoBGOn 70 Onler o regatta arranged
10 be held on July 4.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-04

COSszLLAvltbu, Pa, June 5.--A lively
ptiSs ilVht Ol ok ruuudl was fought az the
MOsrOll coke works near here this morn:
Ing, between two young uokeTa named
Thomas McphatlAri And Patsy 0'Bflsn,
They fought With baf0 knuckles iof 4
purse oi $50 and 0'Bflen won The BRht'
Both men we're severely punilhed,
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TnE Chicago Times notes this rsmarka'
Bile difference between Boulanger and
Gsrlsnd-the people Of France want Boul-
anger in the Cabinet, This, poaaibly, be-
cause DouluDgsr was net drawn into the
Pan.E!ectyic pool.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-04

rlTnBunoH, Pa, June 8 The puddlsrS
employed al tho National rolling mill,
MuKeespott, Pa, tLruCt to-day for ten
per cent advance ID wages, and the pud.
ding department has boon cloaCd down.
HaYRfAl hundred mon AtA Idle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-04

II The Baltimore & Ohio deal hangs on
throwing the VandAlIa line into the bar
gain, It will not soon be contaminated.
That line is OF too much importance TO
the Pennsylvania, which has its grip
IN Il
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PirTsnURou, Pa June 9.--The Knights
Of Labor In the coke region will hold a
meeting In tho coke region on Monday 10
consider the aOllon Oi MOasTa. Carlton and
Bailey Of the General Executive Board, n
ordering The mon back 10 work,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-04

BuatSSISa with tomorrow no railroad
trains, except those carrying the mail, will
he permitted to run through Connecticut,
But the jug,line will be in operation az
usuAl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-04

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, jane 9,-Thls al
tefnoon Patsy Cardiff and Pat KlllOcr
signed articles Of agreement for ter
round fight with small gloves to occur al
Minneapolis, Auguat 0, the wiunOf 70 take
20 and tie loser % per cent ol the 70
CelpLg. EAoh ported Q forfeit ol $3.50.
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WlEu cayenne pepper and boiling water
an Irish woman probably makes things
uncomfortable enough for an eyichng
force. The defense Is barbpous, OF course,
bnt go Is the attack.
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orles. No., Us ana " EoprleentA stfeot.

PRRs0SS having ne eiig fOr No EaSOa, and Hl5l-
M iraltla5, eaa hare he DAILY lRlRIll0NCER
nailed to lea postpaid, for 6S esNts pr month, he
ohr., being changed AZ CfleS a. dt'irsd.
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uLtyEtASp, o., June S,--l'toL william
H. WoOlery, oil Bethany College, West
XIitVlnla, has been elected President o.
Hiram college.
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Other Games Abroad.

AlWAoh'ion-NOw York, 14iWABh,Lon,2
Az Phllhdslpbia-Bogton n PhllB., 8,
AtN0W Yofk--UteiAn'd, 6j Metrop'ng, o.
Al DSEoit-UhlCago, 4j Detroit, 2,
Az Observation-Disclosures, o. Indian ,l2.
Az New YOfk--st Louis, I Brooklyn, 4,
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PEEHAps Jake sharp would consent to
stsp into the box and make the twelfth
man, Anything would be better than this
suspense.
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Il was a good game, anyhow.

II was good game, anyhow.
Dunn distinguished himself yesterday.
-Four bases on balls 10 o little tough on
"Legs."
In the cass Of EaBton, Manager English
we'll understood that he had Rpresd on
terms with the ZAneBville club, which ia
90 binding as Q contract, yet they induced
him to sign. II the Wheeling manage.
ment insists on holding ENton, he will
soon be In the same boat with Darrah-on
the black list,-Zanssviile Signal, The
cases are mot parallel. Tho freshness Of
XtnesVllle needs .ome bRok.set. There is
too much wind ont there for the safety Of
the MuSkinsum Valley village.
The steubsnyille Herald contains the
following letter which ahows Preeident's
Clugseon's level head:
Managing Director A. s. Woods received
the following communication from Preni.
dent Clugston, Of the Ohio League, which
explains Itself:
MASrrtELp, O., June ., 1887.
DEAR SiR!-. Information has been
brought 10 me that your club has permit
led or allowed open betting upon its
grounds, Section o Of this L9agne,B Don.
ltllution provides that "the membership
Of any League club shall be iorioltedn By
0allowlng open betting or pool pOlllng
upon ita grouuda." Under Rulo is 81
National Playing Rules q violation By any
club In our LsGguO will forfeit protection
Of tho "QuRllasd agreement Of the Atbitta.
ton Committed. The Ohio League can.
not Banclion violation Of one Of the penal
laws oi she State. Much Of tho cEltlClsm
Of umPlres and fault andlng with players
10 iuBtigatsd BY cheap gamblers, II thil
charge 10 ttuS please takO steps 70 prevent
its occurrence In the future, In the Interest
tot o respectable atnusement, tho good
nano o. our League, order upon the field
and satisfactory fegnlts.
Very truly yours,
GRo. A, CLuGsToN,
pPhnIIhnt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-04
Ir cannot be true that the President Of
these United States bats his trout hooks
with standard silver dollars,

CoyyBg went up another cent yesterday,
and 1t is still on the rise, Shall we all be
driven in despair to chsmpagpeH
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Another Close Dame.

Sptcta! DLipatcs 10 Inc fntelIigiaoer
AKRON, o, June a. The beat game
played hOre this season was that between
Columbus aud Akron this afternoon, and
was won by Columbus. Score by inuhgs:
Akron 9anias.:..... .a.::::::..:.. ! ! 3StSiSS
Columbus. .."....,.,..,... l o 90 o 40 o e-9
Base hita--Akron. Z; Columbus s. Two
base htts-Akron, ]; Columbus, l. Earned
tuns-Akron, 2; Columbus, l, Errors
Akron, 2; Columbus,2, BRtterles--Akron,
Miller and Lanser; Columbus, Dale and
Roman. Umpire-Bsll.
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If Senator Sherman will kindly anspsak
that speech, the Democratic press will feel
better sbouti 1t,
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The only iaShlon that does mot change
flowing another mans lbter-PomtrOv'i
DomOcrat,
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zauesvilIo Wins Again.

1I'VVVI' O77F1FV'' 20 WN 4NFtFVIVtNteF'
KALAMAZOO, MICH, June The zsnes.
ville.Kslsuszoo game this afternoon was
the most brilliant conteSt SO far this sea-
son, tho Ohio boys winning after a fne
atruggle. Score.
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WlthuandS Down.
.tN

MANSFIELD, o., June S.-The game to-
day was won by MaasHsld with hands
down. Following is the score:
stR1deIs IandI9E;........--..:1 ....... 3SS4tsS3SS
stSabsnTiS satISSiiG;"..."i .... ....i . ~ St
Base hits-Mansaeld, IA; stoubenville,
I, Erroa-Mann6ell, 8; Steubsnvllle, s.
Rattehes-Miller and Farri Cleveland and
Davis,
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A woman 10 not the beat fudge Of
Woman, but che 10 the promptelt, Macon
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Base hi.s-KslsmRzoo, o; Zineavltle, o.
Errors-thieD each. BREleries-F Flanagan
and Faller; Blair and johnson. Umpire,
McDsrmOtE,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-12
IN The SUPERIOR COURT.

STATE OF. CALIFORNIA, COUNTY. OF
- Los Angeles-ss. In the matter OF the
estate of Joseph lie Masne, deceased. No.
3O3O. Order fixing hearing of petition for
sale Of real GrSc In The "1s entSd lied
executors of the last will of Joseph Le
Masne deceased, having presented and filed
their verified petition to obtain an order for
the sale of the real property Of the said es-
and the debts, expenses and charges OF ad-
ministration; and it appearing therefrom
that 1t is necessary to sell the whole or
some portion of the said real estate for the
purposes and reasons aforesaid and men
TONED in the said petition And it also ap-
pearing therefrom that the only heirs at
law of the said deceased are Honorine LIE
Masne, Emma lie Masne and Auguste lie
Masne, all now living in the. City of Los
Angeles, County of Los Angeles, State of
California.
Therefore. it is hereby ordered. that the
said HonOrine lie Masne, Emma lie Masne,
and Auguste LIE Masne and all persons in
ss5psasa sppsST before @ inc this sa' ceurt sr I st
the courtroom of Department No. 2 thereof,
in the city of Los Angeles, county of Los
3lst day of October, 1887, at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon, to show cause why an order
should not be made in the said matter for
the sale of the real property of the said es-
rate, or SO much thereof as may. be necessary
for the purposes aforesaid. 1t is further or
dered that copy of this order be personally
served on the said Honorine LIE Masnc,
Emma lie Masne and Auguste lie Masne,
and all persons interested in the said estate,
at least ten days before the time appointed
as aforesaid for the hearing of the said peti
ton. And it is further ordered that copy
of this order be published four successive
weeks in the Los Angeles weekly HERALD,
a newspaper in the county of Los Angeles,
State Of California. 1t is hereby further
ordered that the previous order OF this
court, made upon said petition and entered
the Goth day of September, 1887, be and is
hereby vacated and set aside.
Done in open court this 9th day of Sep
tember, 1887. A. w. HUTTON, Judge.
oc1-w4t